Sentence examples for all erstwhile from inspiring English sources
Such claims are made by all erstwhile coup makers, however, and should be understood simply as rhetoric designed to legitimate their actions.
After Alex Gibney's rigorous four-hour Sinatra study All or Nothing at All, erstwhile Wham! boss Simon Napier-Bell's plucky Brit equivalent appears patchy indeed, cobbling together washed-out, publicly sourced archive footage with variable-quality talking heads.
In all erstwhile studies, the effect of Joule heating was ignored and works on Joule heating effects of participating MHD are fewer.
Upon entering the M1-5 Bar in TriBeCa, all an erstwhile banker had to do was grab a pink bracelet.
In tests on several computers, I ended up with a machine that would not turn off, a modem that stopped working, a wireless network card that wouldn't connect and an erstwhile all-in-one printer/scanner/fax that was transmogrified into a some-in-one printer/scanner.
And whatever the final judgment of history may be on apartheid and its aftermath, it is certainly true that Mandela's extraordinary lack of bitterness towards his jailers, and towards all his erstwhile oppressors, made a decisive difference.
When, in 462, the Spartans were vainly endeavouring to reduce the mountain stronghold of Mt. Ithome in Messenia, where a large force of rebellious helots (state-owned serfs) had taken refuge, they asked all their erstwhile allies of the Persian wars, including the Athenians, to help.
The speakers of Strand's newest poems the aging partygoer, a connoisseur drinking a fine Beaune, an erstwhile polar explorer are nearly all this internally various.
The speakers of Strand's newest poems — the aging partygoer, a connoisseur drinking a fine Beaune, an erstwhile polar explorer — are nearly all this internally various.
For all Mr. Hill's celebrity as an erstwhile criminal, he was never entirely rehabilitated.
The first poem from Come On All You Ghosts, "Erstwhile Harbinger Auspices" does similar work though more subtly.
